Samuel D Hanson School - Crescent Yearbook (Buxton, ME)

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3 THE MARSHALL PLAN If anyone has seen the extreme poverty and destruction everywhere in Europe, he would not hesitate to do everything he could to hurry the Marshall plan to completion. The peo- ple have lost everything but their hope. And their main hope is help from us, the richest country in time. We, and only we, have the material ed to put these prople back on their feet. In doing this work for others, we are not only helping the state of Ger- the world at this and supplies need- them but ourselves also. we all remember many after the last war. Since Hitler promised them glories and riches, naturally they turned to him to pull them out of their poverty stricken condition. Too late did they find that all his promises were not to be fulfilled, but were made to fill his own selfish desires. Now if we help the people of Europe with the much - needed money and materials, won't they look up to us as they did to Hitler, before he small price to pay to have these peoples. turned on them? Surely this is a the loyalty and friendship of all The Marshall Plan is the best plan suggested so far. That we have to held these countries is a decided statement. And that they need this help immediately is also decided. Hitler's own special troops took everything from these humbf le people. They have nothine with which to start their new life but their hoses and ambitions. we must fulfill these hopes and ambitions now in order to have a peace - loving regulated world in the future. eeeeasefefeaf'eeaeeeeheeeieeafefsfaaafee DCWY EAST NEIGHECRLINESS Often today we wonder if the close neighborliness of which Maine boasted in the Carly Qioneering days, still exe ists. Last October, York County lived through the greatest catastrophe ever to befall the state of Maine The misfort- unes of this time were too numerous to mention. Cut of this, however, camo an answer to those who doubt friendliness still During those everyone joined in over the state and that Maine exists. days of worry -and dread it seemed that to help his neighbors.Volunteers from all many outsiders came in to lend a helping hand. With them they brought supplies of food, clothing, and fire fighting equipment. In many cases, the fires were within a few miles of many people of this community. At night there was a terrify-